In every sane country there is an absolute right to freedom of speech especially in a democratic state, however, when freedom of speech becomes a threat, the following questions emerge:
In every sane country there is an absolute right to freedom of speech especially in a democratic state, however, when freedom of speech becomes a threat, the following questions emerge:
Who will bear the ultimate consequences?
For how long does it play its role of discord?
Should the government put an immediate stop to such excesses and audacity?
For so long the federal government has allowed careless and reckless actions that have emboldened and contributed to the tension and insecurity in a fragile country like Nigeria, some of these shenanigans have trapped and made us vulnerable to the path of anarchy due to the lacadaisical approach from the government towards this matter.
I have said it before now that the religion extremists are far worse than the Boko Haram sect, they are the arsenal of the Lakurawas, they are the academy where these sects of terrorists graduated from.
Shekau Abubakar was once a religious teacher who later poisoned the heart of many and recruited them in his deadly group known as the Boko Haram.
Who can tell me what El-Zak the shiitte leader stands for? Zakay and his soldiers challenged the Buhari’s government in the streets of Abuja until a kinetic approach was employed as necessary.
Gumi was a military captain who had faced several wars and understands how the system works, tell me how such a man suddenly became a Sheik and instead of bringing peace to the nation he has been the frontline advocate for terrorists yet the Nigerian government continues to treat him with gloves, the DSS do not understand their job anymore.
Religious leaders are placing bounties on people’s heads to satisfy their gods because it can never be God.
The recent awful statement from Sheik Jingir has caused an uproar and national debate among ethno-religious groups yet the serenity surrounding this matter from the FG is so alarming that it shows how some certain individuals in the corridor of power have contributed to the insecurity in this nation.
Suddenly it is diffusing towards the southwest, we now have religious extremists indirectly recruiting jihadist to exterminate Nigerians who do not have the same beliefs as they do yet the government is paving ways for these aliens.
If the government cannot sustain this fragility any longer, I will be recommending that we go back to the regional government to ameliorate this threat that is posing towards the unarmed citizens.
The nigerian senate, representatives and every security agency should as a matter of urgency proffer solution to these reckless utterances that positioned the country on a barbaric bomb.

